Very Important Vintage Native American Navajo Ingot Silver William Goodluck Turquoise Bracelet

One of the most important Navajo bracelets we have collected. A 1920's/early 30's solid silver bracelet most likely made by the famous William Goodluck. William was one of the earliest and most famous Navajo artists. He worked at the Garden of the Gods trading post and is highly rare and collectible. This remarkable bracelet contains a unique center fat teardrop shaped Cerrillos turquoise stone. Running down both ends of the very old sturdy silver cuff are amazing stampings that include sun stampings, cloud patterns, dotted works, arrow patterns, teepee patterns and whirling log stampings. Whirling logs are considered to be signs of peace on older jewelry as they are inverted. The sign was later converted. This is just a beautiful and absolutely stunning bracelet. Marked, Solid silver, Hand made at the Indian Garden of the gods. The center stone measures around 1/2" x 1/2". The width of the bracelet measures around 1-1/8". Sterling silver, marked. The inside end to end measures around 6" with an additional 3/4" gap. Cir 1920's/30's. Sturdy 47 grams.

Make Us an Offer- Due to the high demand of our items, many pieces sell quite fast. The most frequent email we receive are from buyers who waited too long to make us an offer and suddenly lost out because another buyer came in and purchased. Send us your reasonable offer today, we are flexible and you have nothing to lose! Ahéhee' (Thank you)

How Layaway Works:

Layaway programs we offer that you can choose from when you pay for the item:

- Shop Pay Installments (Usually 4 payments)

- Affirm (Up to 12 payments)

-Klarna (Usually 4 payments)

How Does Layaway Work with Making an Offer?

If your offer is accepted you will receive an email invoice from us and will be able to choose your layaway program when you pay the invoice. If for some reason you cannot get approved for any of the programs simply let us know and we will cancel out the invoice. You have nothing to lose and the most beautiful art to gain! :)